To Prepare for Online Assessments, Some Schools Try to Break Their Own Networks
In three states this week, schools encouraged thousands of students and staff to overwhelm their networks with traffic. The stress tests have helped district leaders spot and solve tech issues ahead of this spring's Web-based testing.
MoreResearch: Ripping Out Carnegie Unit Can't Promise Ed Reform Success
The concept of the Carnegie unit as one of the defining measurements in education will be tough to uproot, according to a new report out by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
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